Full follower journey from wallet connect to withdrawal.
This guide walks through the entire follower flow: signing in, finding mirror traders worth following, starting a mirror, monitoring your positions, pausing or stopping, and withdrawing profits. Every step has a screenshot, and the frequently-used steps have a short walkthrough clip.
If you sign in with email or Google, 0x1 provisions an embedded wallet you fully control. You can export the key at any time.
Sign in 0x1 with the same wallet of Aster. 0x1 uses Privy to provision an embedded wallet on first sign-in, so a new follower does not need a seed phrase to start. If you already have a self-custody wallet, connect it directly.
The leaderboard sorts mirror traders by realized PnL, with volume, win rate, and drawdown visible inline. Filter by timeframe (7/30/90 days) and asset. Click a mirror trader to see their full track record, historical positions, and risk stats.
What to look at before following a mirror trader
Consistency — look for a long run of positive PnL, not a single large win.
Drawdown — the worst loss they ever took back-to-back tells you what a bad month on your account looks like.
Volume — low-volume mirror traders can look impressive on small sample sizes. Prefer mirror traders with meaningful throughput.
Fee — compare the fee they charge to their net (post-fee) returns.
To start, pick the mirror trader and enter three numbers:
Allocation — how much of your capital this mirror is allowed to use.
Leverage cap — the maximum leverage the engine can apply on your behalf (up to 20×).
Slippage tolerance — how far the market can move before the engine skips an order.
The engine sizes every copied order as a proportion of the mirror trader’s trade, bounded by these three settings.
Set allocations you can afford to lose. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns, and the engine does not prevent a mirror trader from having a bad stretch.
The position view groups your open mirrors by the mirror trader leading them. For each position you see the entry, current mark, realized and unrealized PnL, leverage, and fees paid so far. A change indicator shows how recently the mirror trader touched the position.
Two controls let you change your mind without closing out at a bad moment:
Pause — stop mirroring new trades from this mirror trader, but leave your current positions open. Useful if you want the mirror trader’s open trade to play out on your book but don’t want more exposure.
Stop — close your open mirror positions for this mirror trader and unbind. After stopping, the mirror trader no longer generates orders on your account.
Your settled balance on Aster is always yours. Withdraw any amount at any time — the engine does not gate withdrawals on any minimum position or lock-up.
0x1 never holds follower funds. Deposits, margin, and withdrawals all settle directly against the follower’s Aster account.
TBD — under redesign. The OxOne/ve0X1-based follower cashback structure is currently under review. Full details will be published here and on the Token Economy page once finalized.
